Question 9 1 pts The etonomic order quantity will be optimal when all five assumptions are satished. In reality, few situations are so simple. Nonetheless, the EOQ is often a reasonable approximation of the appropriate lot size, even when several of the assumptions do not quite apply. Which scenario of the following indicates to not use the EOQ? If your carrying costs per unit and setup or ordering costs are known and relatively stable If significant quantity discounts are given for ordering larger lots If you use the "make-to-order" strategy and your customer specifies that the entire order be delivered in one shipment. If you follow a "make-to-stock" strategy and the item has relatively stable demand